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Seattle Braces for Power Outages Amid Storm Season

Seattle Braces for Power Outages Amid Storm Season

Seattle residents are being urged to prepare for potential power outages as the fall and winter storm season approaches. According to EcoFlow, windstorms in the region often lead to downed power lines caused by falling trees and branches. These outages can disrupt essential services such as lighting, phone charging, Wi-Fi, and food storage. Residents are advised to assemble emergency supplies, including LED flashlights, spare batteries, and portable power stations. EcoFlow recommends setting up backup power solutions in advance, with options like 1kWh-class units to support basic needs during outages. The Seattle City Light outage map updates every five minutes, providing real-time information on affected areas. Residents are reminded to stay at least 30 feet away from downed power lines and report them to 911 immediately.
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On This Day in Dance History: Remembering Pioneer Janet Collins

On This Day in Dance History: Remembering Pioneer Janet Collins

Janet Faye Collins, a name synonymous with grace and resilience in the world of dance, extended her influence far beyond her groundbreaking perform...
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Alaska Airlines Expands Service with New Nonstop Routes, Including Charlotte to Seattle

Alaska Airlines Expands Service with New Nonstop Routes, Including Charlotte to Seattle

Alaska Airlines Expands Service with New Nonstop Routes, Including Charlotte to Seattle
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Washington State Bar Association's Animal Law Section Discusses MentorLink Mixer and Future Initiatives

Washington State Bar Association's Animal Law Section Discusses MentorLink Mixer and Future Initiatives

The Washington State Bar News reports that the Animal Law Section of the Washington State Bar Association is actively working on several initiatives to support its members and the broader animal law community. A key development is the discussion of implementing a Zoom-based MentorLink Mixer. This mixer aims to provide periodic, approximately hour-and-a-half-long, topic-based opportunities for members to connect with three to four mentors who will speak on general animal law topics. Mentees will have the chance to engage with mentors in breakout rooms to discuss related questions. Additionally, the section is planning to host three to four Continuing Legal Education (CLE) events annually, including mini-CLEs, and social events at reputable animal sanctuaries and rescues in the greater Seattle area. The section is also seeking law students and other interested individuals to assist with re-establishing a quarterly newsletter, which would compile unpublished and published opinions, administrative opinions, an...
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Virgin Voyages Announces 2028 Alaska Cruise Itineraries Including Ketchikan Stops

Virgin Voyages Announces 2028 Alaska Cruise Itineraries Including Ketchikan Stops

Virgin Voyages Announces 2028 Alaska Cruise Itineraries Including Ketchikan Stops
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Golden Age Collectables Offers Nostalgic Journey in Seattle's Pike Place Market

Golden Age Collectables Offers Nostalgic Journey in Seattle's Pike Place Market

Golden Age Collectables Offers Nostalgic Journey in Seattle's Pike Place Market
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Seattle Experiences Record High Temperatures, Prepares for Return of Rain and Strong Winds

Seattle Experiences Record High Temperatures, Prepares for Return of Rain and Strong Winds

Seattle, Bellingham, and Olympia recorded new record high temperatures on Wednesday, with unusually warm weather persisting into Thursday. Temperatures in Seattle reached the low 60s on Thursday, several degrees above the seasonal average. However, this mild weather is set to change as a new frontal system approaches the coast. Winds are expected to increase significantly by Thursday evening, with coastal gusts potentially exceeding 50 mph by Friday morning. Stronger winds are forecast for the entire region through the weekend, particularly from Saturday night into Sunday. Showers and breezy conditions are expected to dominate the weather pattern through the weekend, with highs in the mid to upper 50s. These showery conditions are predicted to continue into Monday, with temperatures gradually cooling by the middle of next week. The National Weather Service and the FOX 13 Seattle Weather Team provided this information.
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America keeps funding homelessness instead of ending it | Opinion

America keeps funding homelessness instead of ending it | Opinion

The 'Homeless Industrial Complex' has masterminded a system where failure fuels more funding rather than fundamental reform.
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Seattle-Area Small Businesses Face Declining Sales and Rising Costs

Seattle-Area Small Businesses Face Declining Sales and Rising Costs

Seattle-Area Small Businesses Face Declining Sales and Rising Costs
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Seattle Faces Record Heat, Strong Winds, Coastal Hazards

Seattle Faces Record Heat, Strong Winds, Coastal Hazards

Western Washington is experiencing unseasonably warm temperatures, with Seattle potentially tying a record high of 65°F (18°C) set in 1990. A warm front is driving these conditions, while coastal areas face significant weather hazards. A High Surf Advisory is in effect until 10 a.m. PST Wednesday, warning of large waves and dangerous beach conditions. Additionally, a Coastal Flood Advisory is active from 5 a.m. to 11 a.m. PST due to higher-than-normal tides and potential tidal overflow. Strong winds are also impacting the region, with gusts up to 50 mph along the coast and in the north interior, prompting a Wind Advisory through 7 p.m. PST Wednesday.
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Seattle Hits 67°F, Breaks 1905 Record; Rain Ahead

Seattle Hits 67°F, Breaks 1905 Record; Rain Ahead

Seattle experienced record-breaking warmth on November 11, 2026, with temperatures reaching 67°F (19.4°C) at both a Seattle station and Sea-Tac Airport. This surpassed the previous record of 66°F (18.9°C) set in 1905. Bellingham and Olympia also set daily record highs. However, the mild weather is transitioning to a wetter pattern as a second atmospheric river, a long plume of Pacific moisture, is expected to impact the Olympic Peninsula starting Saturday night, November 14. Rivers in the region, including the Skokomish, are already running high, raising concerns about potential flooding.
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Seahawks reveal uniform combo for Week 10 game vs Raiders

Seahawks reveal uniform combo for Week 10 game vs Raiders

The Seahawks are bringing a bit of brightness to the Death Star